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Your right about they KIND OF look like old school hd. You know back when HD didn't make cookie
cutter bikes. and just like old school HD these are hand made Again not like hd of now
I have not even seen one of these things but at least be fair about what your looking at.
maybe if you came out of your drug induced coma you'll see that

I would buy one, actualy I'm going to buy one once I save up the dough. They do look like old school HD and Indian. It is exactely what I have been looking for. I like the idea of using HD parts, I know where to get them if they go away.

I have owned a Pro-Street since May of this year.  Yes it is very similar to a Harley, but isn't that the point.  First class parts that are easily found here in the US on a bike built around a Harley Design but with a slightly original look and feel. 

BEAUTIFUL BIKE-HAVEN'T HEARD OF YA'LL TILL NOW-JUST READ AN ARTICLE IN AMERICAN IRON ABOUT THE BIKES-HAD TO VISIT THE SITE AND CHECK IT OUT-YES IT LOOKS LIKE A HARLEY BUT SOUNDS LIKE IT'S MADE WITH MORE CARE-I'VE OWNED A FEW HARLEYS AND RACE THEM-THIS LOOKS LIKE A RELAXING AND COMFORTABLE RIDE WHEN YOU WANT BUT WITH THE 110"  MOTOR YOU CAN FLY IF YA WANT TO-GOOD JOB-TO BAD I CANN'T AFFORD ONE!!!!

I have to agree that for what they are, these scoots are a bit overpriced. Or a lot overpriced actually. The Speedster is nothing more than a Springer Classic with a Softail Deluxe seat, older style Heritage Springer turn signals and horn, a Crossbones (the bike that I currently own) Cat Eye Console and half moon floorboards and what amounts to a Screamin' Eagle 110 and Vance & Hines Short Shots. In today's market you can get all that and all the powder coating for around $25k. Don't get me wrong; I like the way the bike looks but that is because I love Harley Davidson Springers and not because this is something so new and original.

And to be honest, the "Dirico" logo on the tank is UGLY! That alone would keep me from buying one. If the name "Dirico" needs to go on these H-D bikes then drop the universal logo idea and design logos that fit the particular style of each model. For example; the Flyer could have something nostalgic in style while the Pro-Street has something a little more wild and contemporary.

Sorry Dirico! I don't mean to hate on you guys and I have nothing but love for Steven Tyler. I hope that you guys have success and most of all FUN with your venture! However, I think there will be too many people who will be turned off by what seems to be stock H-D bikes with unique paint jobs for the same price that a fabricated one-off scoot would go for. I really like the look of the bikes but if I can drop about $5k and take my stock H-D Crossbones and make it look one of yours then I hardly see why most people wouldn't go that same route with their Springers.

Best of luck!

Skeez